If you are not allowed to access your desktop and run any of your legitimate programs, we believe that you have encountered Windows Paramount Protection, which acts as a tool that can detect and remove different types of malicious software. However, you should definitely not trust it because this application has been created for one purpose only – to extort money from computer users. Read more »
Windows Antivirus Master is a rogue anti-virus program which you should be aware off if you like to browse various insecure websites. You may be tricked into downloading some useful computer application; however, instead of the preferred program you may get Windows Antivirus Master. Read more »
Windows Safety Master is a fake anti-spyware program which has been designed by cyber criminals. These schemers are linked to the Rogue.VirusDoctor family of rogue security software, and Anti-Spyware-101.com researchers have reported numerous of infections which belong to this group. Have you heard of Windows Ultimate Booster, Windows Prime Accelerator, Windows Prime Booster, and other fictitious malware removers? All of these devious infections can disrupt the running of your personal computer. For example, they can block the running of most .exe files. As you might understand already, this may create serious issues when running the entire operating system. You could be denied access to the Registry Editor, Task Manager or even the installed web browsers. Nonetheless, this should not discourage you from getting Windows Safety Master removed as soon as possible. Read more »
Hundreds of new malicious computer infections emerge every single day, and, unfortunately, more and more Windows users become victims of rogues like Windows Safety Manager, which can take your money for something you do not even need! The fake antispyware tool is a clone of Activate Ultimate Protection, and all infections in this family look and operate in the same way. It would seem that identical exteriors would help Windows users to recognize the danger, but the infectious tools keep spreading through computers via various security cracks and backdoors. Read more »
Are you about to spend $100 on the full version of Windows Prime Accelerator? This is not where you should invest your money because this seemingly legitimate malware removal tool is nothing but a rogue which has no capabilities of ensuring reliable Windows protection. Even though the interface of the fictitious application flaunts the Windows shield logo and claims to control the Windows Advanced Security Center, we can assure you that this interface is bogus and unreliable. As a matter of fact, our researchers indicate that the same interface has been used for the scams of such rogues as Windows Premium Shield and Windows Prime Booster as well. Note that these threats derive from the same family (Rogue.VirusDoctor) and are capable of performing the same malicious activity. Overall, at the moment you need to worry about Windows Prime Accelerator removal only. Read more »
Windows Ultimate Booster is a rogue computer security program which can afflict unprotected computers with ease. The fraudulent program belongs to a group called Rogue.VirusDoctor, which includes a lot of rogue programs, such as Windows Efficiency Kit, Windows Prime Accelerator, Windows Prime Shield and many others. All the malicious programs that fall to the category of Rogue.VirusDoctor have interfaces which suggest that they have been created by Microsoft. In fact, Microsoft has nothing in common with the production of Windows Ultimate Booster and other malicious programs; therefore, do not trust the recommendations and security alerts displayed by this program. Read more »
Information, as well as malware, travels through the Internet very fast, and we hope that it is not too late to warn you about Windows Efficiency Kit, a fictitious tool, allegedly detecting tens of different viruses and infections inside your Windows. There is no doubt that your personal computer is infected, and it is hard to tell, whether there are no active Trojans or viruses inside; however, you should not trust bogus application’s computer scanner statements, and should rush to delete Windows Efficiency Kit instead! Read more »
Do you wonder whether you could trust Mr PC Cleaner which claims to be able to speed up your computer, improve its performance, reduce error messages as well as various threats if there are any. As you see, this application offers many useful features; however, it is still classified as a potentially unwanted application because it might do some undesirable activities as well. Thus, you should use it very carefully. Mr PC Cleaner is compatible with all the versions of Windows operating system, which means that it is aimed at a wide range of computer users. Use it cautiously and remove it straightaway if you notice any of the annoying actions. Read more »
Windows Premium Shield is a fictitious anti-spyware application which uses a tremendously misleading interface. Some computer users facing the threat immediately link the represented computer scanner with the Windows operating system because of the misguiding name and the attached logo. Unfortunately, this is just a trick to fool you into trusting a completely fictitious malware remover which will not delete real computer threats. Since the threat can modify the Windows shell, you will discover that access to the desktop is disabled, and all you can interact with is the rogue anti-spyware itself. What is more, you may find that keyboard shortcuts do not help you access any Windows utilities. This is due to the fact that the malign infection can block the running of executable files. Anti-Spyware-101.com researchers recommend that you delete Windows Premium Shield if it has taken over your personal computer as well. Read more »
Are you not able to access your programs and documents because you cannot close a strange program called Windows Prime Shield? Unfortunately, it means that you have a rogue anti-spyware program which belongs to FakeVimes family onto your computer. This fake tool is primarily designed in order to extract money from computer users. Thus, you should not trust any word of it. Once it gets onto your computer, it performs a system scan and then provides you with a list of malicious software that is supposedly residing on your computer. You will not be able to access your desktop unless you remove Windows Prime Shield from your system. It is because it tends to start before the Windows operating system starts. Read more »
